Originally Posted by
ben80south
I lived in China and was able to a some cheap plastic mount that I used for commuting at night in Beijing. The mount cost about $1 and seemed pretty solid for being made in China and plastic. The mount consisted of two u-shaped things -- one with a screw for locking it closed, and the other with a quick release -- on a pivot. I also used it for a while on a cross country bicycle trip that I'd have to get up before dawn to beat the heat in CA.
The flashlight cost $1 and used two AA batteries. I wrapped the handle with electrical tape to make it more snug. I stopped using it because one of the LEDs of the $1 flashlight stopped working, and I bought a Cat Eye light that was a bit better, but it should be for 20x the price.
I also had a multi-mode little, clip on blinker that I used as a headlamp and attached to my helmet using its belt clip on a piece of webbing zip-tied to the helmet. With the two of the I could see pretty well.

IMO, the lights coming from China and Hong Kong are great. Like you just mentioned, you paid 20x the price for the Cateye. IMO, you could have moved up in the Chinese lights, to the ones that take a 18650. Then you will see some real power.. I like your bike even though I can't see all of it. I am road bike all the way..
I would like to see your bike with double lights up front, the computer relocated to the stem..

IMO, that would be a smooth setup..